| Can it be a good idea to take shamanist ways of working and using them for spiritualist work? |
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| In Beijing, the Qing reserved the Kunning palace in the Forbidden City for shamanist sacrifices. |
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| Universal, reliable and even human-made light, completely independent of diurnal rhythm, has abolished the shamanist aspects of our calling. |
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| The Salpuri dance, which is the last ritual process in the Korean shamanist exorcism known as Kut, will also be performed on the occasion. |
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| For instance, the Indian rope trick is derived from two shamanist rituals linked to Tibetan Bonpo Buddhism, which is itself related to Hinduism. |
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| He published several volumes of folk poetry and shamanist lore that he had collected. |
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| We are on an island where a powerful shamanist creates a giant figure called Adamu out of clay. |
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| In the shamanist world-view, it is believed that the visible world is dominated by supernatural forces. |
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| An analysis of the shamanist vision and its processes reveals various essential elements. |
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| The white and black animal and birds' skins piled up in shamanist rites are a symbol of the two human natures. |
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| Besides this, a great deal of importance is still attached to shamanist ceremonies for securing luck in fishing and hunting. |
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| Since most shamanist activity took place in the home, there was no religious organization to attack, and so it was relatively easy for shamanism to survive underground. |
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| Her goal during five expeditions was to photography the 'ovoos', shamanist stone markers found scattered across the vast Mongolian deserts. |
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| And its beribboned shamanist altars are visited by pilgrims and the curious, who, as is customary, leave token offerings to the spirits: coins, cigarettes plus the odd vodka glass and mobile-phone card. |
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| In the context of our dominant global civilisation, it's possible to absorb and incorporate some shamanist values through various movements, sociological mechanisms and subcultures. |
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| To avoid strife, Genghis Khan set up an institution that ensured complete religious freedom, though he himself was a tengrist or shamanist. |
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| He virulently believes in the shamanist dimension of the poem. |
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| Young-Jae explores the concept of ritual whether throwing ceramics on a wheel or the act of offering cups often filled with wine in shamanist and Confucian rites. |
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| Musically, what originally attracted me to dance was its shamanist aspects, using natural magic to change people's neurological states and to psychologically empower them. |
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| With its blend of Shamanist and Tibetan Buddhist art and culture against a breathtaking backdrop of golden steppes, Mongolia has become an exciting travel destination. |
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| By the 1820s almost all the Yakuts had been converted to the Russian Orthodox church, although they retained, and still retain, a number of Shamanist practices. |
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